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From: [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 4:52 PM To: Michael Connors Subject: Registration Available for 36th Annual Police Officers' & Firefighters' Trustee School
TO: Board of Trustee Members and Other Interested Parties . FROM: Division of Retirement Municipal Police Officers' and Firefighters' Pension Office . SUBJECT: 36th Annual Police Officers' & Firefighters' Pension Trustees' School June 2-4, 2015, Tallahassee, Fl. .
.. You can now register for the 36 th Annual Police Officers' and Firefighters' Pension Trustees' School. to register please click here . The conference will be held Tuesday, June 2 - Thursday, June 4 at the Augustus B. Turnbull, III Florida State Conference Center, home of the Center for Academic & Professional Development. The Conference Center is located at 555 West Pensacola Street, Tallahassee, Fl, across from the Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center. . Please note, prior to registering, make sure you have the correct billing information, attendee information and conference material preference (USB or paper copy) ready. If you are registering for another individual, please use that individual's email address as the contact email and select the third party payment option, if the individual is not paying the registration themselves. .. Tuesday's program, on June 2, is designed specifically for new trustees, for those interested in becoming trustees, and for those who want a basic understanding of the operation of police and fire pension plans. The program will offer a no-nonsense explanation of how the plans work. An attorney, an actuary, and the Division will provide a presentation on the trustee's responsibilities. We encourage participants to ask questions and participate in group discussions focusing on the fundamentals of pension fund management. If you are a new trustee, we encourage you to participate in this special program. The registration fee for the one-day program is $95. .. Wednesday and Thursdays programs, on June 3 and 4, are designed for both the new and seasoned trustee and will feature presentations on legal, investment, administrative, and ethics issues, as well as an update on any Legislative changes. Speakers will range from State of Florida agency representatives to experts in the field of pension plans. There will be an opportunity for questions and answers after each speaker, to provide you a chance to address concerns specific to your plan. The registration fee for the two-day program is $185. .. If you wish to attend all three days, the registration fee is $275. Each day's registration fee covers the cost of materials, refreshment breaks and lunch. .. Florida State University will award a Certificate of Completion at the closing of the school. Th e Florida Public Pension Trustee Association will make Continuing Education Credits available for each
1 participant. Attendance confirmation will be provided for accountants and attorneys wishing to apply for CPE and CLE credits. .. Hotel accommodations have been made with the Residence Inn Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol located at 600 W Gaines Street, Tallahassee, Fl. The hotel is next to the conference center and offers a free hot breakfast each day. The room rate is $119.00 per night. For hotel registration link click here . . If you have any questions, you may contact our office toll free at 877-738-6737, or locally at 850-922- 0667. .. I look forward to meeting with you in Tallahassee in June! .. Sincerely, . .. Sarah Carr Benefits Administrator Municipal Police Officers and Firefighters Retirement Funds
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From: Phyllis Coster Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 3:05 PM To: Everyone Subject: Weekly Meeting & St Pete TV Schedules for March 30-April 5, 2015 Attachments: March 30-April 5, 2015.pdf; St Pete TV Schedule 3-28-15.pdf
Hello everyone,
Attached is the Weekly Meeting Schedule for March 30-April 5, 2015 and the St Pete TV Schedule for March 28-April 3, 2015 .
Thanks and have a wonderful weekend!
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From: ICS.Helpdesk Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 1:47 PM To: ICS.Helpdesk Subject: Weekend Maintenance to the Global U Drive
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From: Heather L. Worley Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 1:19 PM To: Althea T. Thornton; Amanda K. Kubisiak; Anne Fritz; Ava E. Nelson; Barbara A. Grilli; Belinda F Green; Bergis Petsch; Beverly Isaacs; Bradley H.Scott; Brandy Colandrea; Bruce E. Grimes; Bryan Eichler; Candice S. Winter; Carol A. Everson; Cathy Davis; Chandrahasa S. Srinivasa; Christine M West; Claude S. Williams; Clay D Smith; Clifford Smith; Colleen B. Mazzo; Connie K. Clark; Cindy Sheppard; Darlene R Lewis; Dave S Goodwin; David M. Metz; Denise M Labrie; Derek Kilborn; Devris Fuller; Don P. Gibson; Donald R. Enge; Dwight D. Wilson; Elizabeth M. Makofske; Ellen P. McDowell; Erin O. Johansson; Felita N. Lumpkin; Gary G. Cornwell; Gary L. Jones; Heather Judd; Heather L. Worley; Helaine Neal; Helen E. Rhymes; India Williams; Jacqueline M. Kovilaritch; James D Large; James D. Previtera; Jane Wallace; Janet L. Waugh; Jasna 1. Partridge; Jeannine Williams; Jeffery G. Hollis; Jennifer Millet; Jerry E Fortney; Jim F. Chism; Joseph J. Krizen; Joe F. Zeoli; John L. Phifer; John C. Wolfe; Jordan Wolfgram; Joseph P. Patner; Joshua A. Johnson; Judy A.Tenison; Kanika Tomalin; Kathy Bara; Kathy A Ziegler; Kerry M. Bittner; Kevin King; Kewa Wright; Kim Streeter; Kimberly D. Proano; Lillian J. Thompson; Linda C Kinsey; Linda A. Seufert; Lloyd E. Thomas; Loretta A. Taylor; Louis S. Moore; Lucinda Grant; Luke C. Williams; Lynette P. Smith; Lynn M. Bittner; Lynn Goodwin; Lynn Gordon; Macall D. Dyer; Marianne E. Doane; Mark A. Winn; Melanie J. Bevan; Michael Connors; Michael Dema; Michael Flegiel; Michael J. Frederick; Michael J. Jefferis; Michael L. McDonald; Michael S. Schlesinger; Michael A. Vineyard; Michelle Grasso; Mika Nelson; Muslim A. Gadiwalla; Nicholas Pocengal; Nikki Capehart; Patricia G Beneby; Patricia A. Picard; Paul Stellrecht; Raul Quintana; Rebecca Sutter; Regenia E. Williams; Richard L. Craft; Richard J. Lesniak; Rick E. Dunn; Rick Smith; Robert P Bassett; Robert A Danielson; Robert M Gerdes; Roxanne Phillips; Sally Everett; Sally A. Thomas; Sara L. McMillan; Serena Willock; Sharmayne L. Boyd; Sharon Michnowicz; Shay B. Brumbaugh; Sherry K. McBee; Shrimatee J Ojah-Maharaj; Sophia M. Sorolis; Stacey Pevzner McKee; Stephanie M. Lampe; Stephen R. Lassiter; Susan P. Ajoc; Tammy Jerome; Taylor N. Stanley; Terese Hilliard; Thomas Gibson; Thomas J. Jackson; Todd Yost; Thomas M Whalen; Tony Leno; Vannetti Carter; Vicki A. Grant; Vicki Sutch; Vicky L. Davidson; Walter S. Miller Subject: April 2, 2015 Adds & Deletes Attachments: 2015-04-02 Council Agenda AddsDeletes.pdf
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Mr. Michael J. Connors, P.E. City of St. Petersburg P.O. Box 2842 St. Petersburg, FL 33731
Attention: Municipal Engineers, Water Utilities, and Engineering Consultants Webinar: Design of Large-Diameter PVC Water Transmission Mains
Dear Michael,
PVC Pipe Association staff will present information on design considerations required Right-click here to download pictures. To help pro tect your privacy, Outlook prevented automatic download of this picture from the Internet. for large-diameter PVC water transmission mains. As PVC pressure pipe has become more accepted and used in larger diameter transmission main projects, concise design information is needed.
Design information to supplement this webinar is readily available in Uni-Bell’s Handbook of PVC Pipe Design and Construction , as well as in AWWA’s Manual of Water Supply Practices, M23. Click here for information on how to download free chapters of the Handbook of PVC Pipe .
The webinar is useful for designers, reviewers, regulators and managers of large- diameter water transmission main piping systems. This one-hour webinar will cover the following topics:
• General design considerations for large-diameter projects • Pipe size selection • Pressure class selection • Hydraulic design • Surge pressure design
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Date: June 23, 2015 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Central Time PDHs: 1.0 Price: $99.00
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Cancellation: Full refund (less processing fees) if cancelled no less than one week before webinar.
Regards,
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Although horseshoe crabs mate year-round, spring is the peak season with the best luck sighting them around high tide within three days of a new or full moon. The FWC asks people to report sightings by using the online form listed under "Horseshoe Crab Nesting Activity" by going to MyFWC.com/Contact You can also email findings to [email protected] or call the FWC at 866-252-9326.
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Salty Topics: Seahorses Thursday, April 2 7-8:30 pm pm
Seahorses and pipefish inhabit shallow coastlines around the world, congregating in some of the most "at-risk" marine habitats on the planet - seagrasses, mangroves, and coral reefs. Even in places where they are locally abundant their distribution is patchy, with highly variable group sizes on both small and large scales.
Join Dr. Heather Masonjones of University of Tampa to learn more about these fascinating sea creatures which can be found right here in Tampa Bay. Refreshments served at 6:30 pm. Register online at http://saltyseahorses.eventbrite.com Recommended for high school students and adults.
Going Coastal: Sharky Science Friday, April 3 2-3:30 pm Right-click here to download pictures. To help pro tect your privacy, Outlook prevented automatic download of this picture from the Internet. Sharks have lived on earth for more than 450 million years - before the time of the dinosaurs! While sharks all share similar physical traits, they come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The dwarf shark is as small as your hand, while the whale shark can be as large as a school bus. Join a UF/IFAS Extension Florida Sea Grant agent to learn about all types of sharks, where they live, what they eat, and much more, as we explore one of the ocean's most revered creatures. Recommended for all ages. Register online by clicking here
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Enjoy an evening with two of the world's top female explorers and conservationists. National Geographic Explorer in Residence and Mission Blue founder Dr. Sylvia A. Earle, and Dr. Margaret "Canopy Meg" Lowman, Chief of Biodiversity Science & Sustainability at the California Academy of Sciences, will inspire and engage us with tales of their conservation work around the globe. Book signing
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Sponsorships available; tickets $85 (includes pre-show reception), $31.50 adults, $20 students, available at Tampa Theatre box office. For more information, call (813) 380-6067 or tampatheatre.org
Give Space to Florida's Beach-Nesting Shorebirds
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) asks beachgoers to watch out for and avoid disturbing beach-nesting shorebirds on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the state. Shorebirds build nests out of sand and shells on Florida beaches in spring and summer, hatching chicks that are difficult to see.
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23 It can be difficult to see the eggs or Shorebird nests, eggs and chicks are well chicks of shorebirds, such as this snowy camouflaged and can be easily missed and even plover. stepped on unless people know to look out for them. The snowy plover, least tern, black skimmer, American oystercatcher and Wilson's plover are several of Florida's beach-nesting shorebird species that face conservation challenges and need people's help to survive.
Ways to protect beach-nesting shorebirds:
• Keep your distance, whether on the beach or paddling watercraft along the shore. If birds become agitated or leave their nests, you are too close. A general rule is to stay at least 300 feet from a nest. Birds calling out loudly and dive-bombing are giving signals for you to back off. • Never intentionally force birds to fly or run. They use up energy they need for nesting, and eggs and chicks may be left vulnerable to the sun's heat or predators. Teach children not to chase shorebirds and kindly ask fellow beach-goers to do the same. • Respect posted areas. Avoid posted nesting sites and use designated walkways when possible. • It is best not to take pets to the beach, but if you do, keep them on a leash and avoid shorebird nesting areas. • Spread the word. If you see people disturbing nesting birds, gently let them know how their actions may hurt the birds' survival. If they continue to disturb nesting birds, report their activities to the FWC's Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-FWCC (3922), #FWC or *FWC on a cell phone or by texting [email protected]. You can also report nests that are not posted to Wildlife Alert.
Program: Nesting Shorebirds and Seabirds Saturday, March 28 10:30 am to noon Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center, Tarpon Springs
Ten species of native shorebirds and seabirds nest on our beaches, challenged by a variety of predators, naive human visitors, and rising seas. Learn how to identify nesting shorebirds and how you can help them with citizen science and stewardship. Presented by Clearwater Audubon's Marianne Korosy; free but registration requested here
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Upper Tampa Bay Lutz Trailhead Permanently Closing
Hillsborough County Parks, Recreation and Conservation department is announcing the permanent closure of the Lutz Lake Fern trailhead and parking area, effective Monday, March 23. The parking area is closing to make way for construction of Phase IV, Section C of the northernmost section of the Upper Tampa Bay trail. The new section will add 4.35 miles of paved trail. A new parking area and trailhead are being built one mile west of the current
24 trailhead. The new trailhead (expected to open by mid-summer) at 7020 Lutz Lake Fern Road, will include parking spaces for about 50 vehicles, restrooms, and an automated pay station.
For more information and a map of the trail, visit www.HillsboroughCounty.org/UTBTrail
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From: Jenelle E. Bunton Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 10:19 AM To: Jenelle E. Bunton Subject: LOCATION CLARIFICATION: ST. PETERSBURG WAVES GREEN FLAG ON FAST CARS, FAMILY FUN FOR FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
Location clarification: Fast Friday Community Block Party is on Central Ave. between 2nd & 3rd Sts. S., not Vinoy Park.
CONTACT: Robert Danielson, Marketing Director, 727-893-7465 or [email protected] OR Evan Mory, Manager, Transportation and Parking Management, 727-551-3322 or [email protected] OR Sgt. Joe Pratt, St. Petersburg Police Special Events Unit, 727-893-4883 or [email protected] (Traffic)
ST. PETERSBURG WAVES GREEN FLAG ON FAST CARS, FAMILY FUN FOR FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ST. PETERSBURG, FL (March 26, 2015) - Downtown St. Petersburg is open for business as the city welcomes three days of fast cars, world-class drivers and family fun on the waterfront during the 2015 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg tomorrow through Sunday, March 27-29. As the inaugural event on this year's IndyCar circuit, downtown St. Petersburg transforms into one of racing's most beautiful road courses and offers spectacular trackside waterfront views for fans of all ages. The race will be broadcast on ABC beginning at 3 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to visit St. Petersburg's dining and retail district before, during, and after the race for special discounts and race-themed festivities at participating businesses. Both the Tropicana shuttle and Looper Trolley feature extended hours until 10 p.m. all three days, to encourage relaxation after a day at the track. New this year, a signature themed cocktail, the Sun Racer, will be offered at participating locations throughout downtown, as well as in the EDGE and Grand Central districts during race weekend.
To get Grand Prix weekend off to a speedy start, everyone is invited to embrace the race with live music, food and family fun at the free Fast Friday Community Block Party tomorrow, March 27, at 5:30 p.m. The party , on Central Ave. between 2nd and 3rd Sts. S, kicks off race weekend and also serves as the official awards ceremony location for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg 5K, which begins at 7:15 p.m. in Vinoy Park. Athletes of all ages and abilities will run along a waterfront course that includes a portion of the iconic racetrack before returning to the finish line. Modern Business Associates (MBA) is partnering with the Firestone Grand Prix for the 5K with proceeds benefiting All Children's Hospital.
Inside the track, families are welcome to experience racing's thrills a short distance from the track in the Bright House Speed Zone, while autograph seekers hope for a chance encounter with their favorite driver in the IndyCar Fan Village. Back on the track, enjoy the excitement of motocross coupled with the best of Baja when Robby Gordon's SPEED Stadium Super Trucks thrill crowds with high jumps, crossovers, whoop sections and tight corners on the 1.8 mile racecourse.
Two Bay Area athletes, including Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Alex Cobb, will play key roles in this year's event. Cobb will serve as the race's honorary starter by waving the green flag, while three-time Pro Bowl and Tampa Bay Buccaneer wide receiver Vincent Jackson will serve as the 2015 Grand Marshal, leading the driver parade during pre-race ceremonies and make the call to drivers to start their engines.
34 In addition to the featured IndyCar and Indy Lights Series races, fans also have an opportunity to watch racing's up-and- coming stars during the ProMazda, USF2000, and Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) series. Race fans can look for St. Petersburg resident and IndyCar driver Sebastien Bourdais or USF2000 driver Ayla Agren, also a St. Petersburg resident, on and off the track.
The following roads are closed or will have limited access during race weekend:
Closed: * First St. S. from First Ave. S. to Fifth Ave. S. * First Ave. S. from First St. to Bayshore; * Beach Dr. from Central Ave. to First Ave. S; * Bayshore Dr. SE from First Ave. S. to Dali Blvd. (Fifth Ave.)
Limited access: * Second Ave. S. from First to Second Sts., * First St. S. from Fifth Ave. S. (Dali Blvd.) to Eighth Ave. S. * Sixth Ave. S. from Second to First Sts.
Albert Whitted Park is also closed to pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Following Sunday's checkered flag, all roads and areas affected by the Grand Prix are expected to reopen by April 10, with some major roads open as early as April 1.
Airport Access - Albert Whitted Airport will be open during the weekend, with limited access via Sixth Ave. S. Access to USF-St. Petersburg, the Coast Guard station, the Port of St. Petersburg, and Demen's Landing will be permitted; however, the boat ramp will be closed.
Entry Gates - Two points of entry allow easy access the track. Gate 1 is located at First Ave. S. and First St. S., while Gate 5 is located at Fifth Ave. S. and Second St. Both gates are wheelchair-accessible and allow intermittent track crossings, which are posted at each gate. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or it's your first IndyCar race, the Firestone Grand Prix Spectator Guide provides everything you need to enjoy your day. Visit www.gpstpete.com under Event Information tab.
Race Tickets - A hot commodity for race weekend, tickets for the Firestone Grand Prix are still available. Choose from one, two and three-day tickets, group discounts for 10 or more, reserved seating or general admission and paddock passes from $20 to $135. Purchase tickets by phone at 877-283-5385 or www.gpstpete.com; prices include all taxes and service charges. Tickets purchased onsite at Gate 1 (First St. and First Ave.) or Gate 5 (Second St. and Fifth Ave. S.) will incur additional fees. For more information, visit www.gpstpete.com.
Parking Information * Downtown Parking - More than 25,000 parking spaces are available within approximately a mile of the race track for race fan parking, including two city-owned garages. Parking at Sundial (enter from Second St. between First and Second Aves. N.) or South Core (enter from the south side between First Ave. S. and Second Sts.) will cost $5 on Friday and $10 on Saturday and Sunday. The Pier parking lots, located off of 2nd Ave. N. to the east of Bayshore Dr., offer $5 parking tomorrow, March 27, and $10 parking Saturday and Sunday. The USF-St. Petersburg parking garage and selected lots offer the closest proximity to Gate 5 with parking available Saturday and Sunday in designated areas for $20 per vehicle. Private lots, garages and on-street parking will also be available. Motorists are encouraged to observe all posted parking regulations to avoid parking citations or vehicle relocation.
* Disabled Parking - Free disabled on-street parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis; some spaces have time limits but most are available all day. Temporary disabled parking is available on Central Ave. between First and Second Sts. for those holding valid Disabled Person Parking Permit placards. Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis tomorrow, March 27, through Sunday. Additional disabled parking is available in city garages, at Tropicana Field just inside the gate on 10th St. S. and in the USFSP parking garage. Due to its proximity to Gate 5, the
35 USFSP garage is recommended for those with limited mobility while South Core is recommended for those entering Gate 1.
* Trop Park-n-Ride Shuttle - Parking is available at Tropicana Field in Lots 6A and 7A for $10, where race fans can ride a free Grand Prix shuttle to the track. The free shuttle, which features extended hours for the first time, will operate throughout race weekend, beginning tomorrow, March 27 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fans should enter from Third Ave. S. or Fifth Ave. S. Shuttle stops are located on 10th St. near the corner of 2nd Ave. S. at the stadium and on 2nd Street between 3rd and 4th Ave. S., a short distance to the track. The free Tropicana Field shuttle includes dedicated wheelchair-accessible trolleys. Find additional parking information and maps at www.stpete.org/grandprix.
* Take the Trolley - The Looper Downtown Trolley and Central Avenue Trolley offer rides throughout race weekend for just 50 cents per person (exact change required) in the downtown fare zone. The Looper Trolley runs today and Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight and on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Looper and Central Avenue Trolley are both wheelchair-accessible. Visit www.StPeteTrolley.com for more information and route maps.
* Motorcycle Parking - Motorcycle parking can be found on Central Ave. between First and Second Sts. on Saturday and Sunday. Spaces are first-come, first-served and will cost $5. Permanent parking for motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles is located on First Ave. N., between First and Second Sts., and on Second St. between Central Ave. and First Ave. S.
* Use Pedal Power - In addition to the more than 75 permanent bicycle racks located throughout downtown, a large number of temporary bicycle racks are available outside Gate 1 and Gate 5.
* Taxi! - Taxi stands are located on Second St. S., between Second and Fourth Aves. S. and on Sixth Ave. S. between Second and Third Sts. S.
Get the Inside Scoop - Need to kn ow what's going on inside the track? Look for the city's crew of volunteer Ambassadors from the city of St. Petersburg, the St. Petersburg Chamber and Visit St. Petersburg/Clearwater, outside of Gate 5 (Second St. S. and Fifth Ave. S.), at Gate 1 (First Ave. SE and First St.), at downtown shuttle stops, and around the track handing out maps and providing fans with directions, parking and ATM locations and other city information. Forgot sunscreen, need earplugs or an events schedule? Volunteer Ambassadors will make sure race fans are properly equipped for a sunny, street-legal track experience.
Get Social - Stay on top of the action at the track, follow your favorite team or driver and learn what's going on in downtown St. Petersburg using the official Grand Prix hashtag #FirestoneGP. Follow @StPeteFL, @VSPC, @GPSTPETE, @IndyCar, @WCRacing, @ProMazda or @USF2000 for the latest updates and standings and show support by using #EmbraceTheRace while sharing photos and comments on Facebook.
Safety - The city of St. Petersburg and the Firestone Grand Prix work hard to keep everyone safe at events like the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Race fans are encouraged to report suspicious activity to the nearest law enforcement agency as part of the "See Something, Say Something" campaign.
Additional Information - The Dali Museum will be closed during Grand Prix weekend, March 27-29, and patrons are invited to visit The Dali when it reopens on Monday, March 30, at 10 a.m. Through April 1, free patron parking is available in the Dolphin parking lot with complimentary transportation to and from the museum. Shuttles run from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with stops approximately every 15 minutes through April 1. Minibus service is also available from the Dolphin lot; hours of operation are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Museum parking lot is expected to reopen April 2.
Meanwhile, the Mahaffey Theater Box Office will be closed during Grand Prix weekend, reopening Wednesday, April 1. Theater tickets may be purchased at www.themahaffey.com or at 727-893-7832.
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For other events in St. Petersburg this weekend, visit www.stpete.org/events. And mark your calendars for the 2016 Firestone Grand Prix with tickets going on sale this fall at www.gpstpete.com.
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LPTA Unwrapped Training Workshop V - 100% Substance - No Fluff - Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) Procurements Unwrapped: Training Workshop V to Prepare & Evaluate LPTA RFPs & Proposals to Reduce Contracting "Gaming" and Improve Proposal Evaluation
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Leading the News
California’s Clean Energy Growing Faster Than Ability To Store It. The San Jose (CA) Mercury News (3/27, Smuga-Otto) reports that “nearly 23 percent of California’s energy now comes from renewable sources such as wind and solar...but feeding all that green energy into the Golden State’s grid — without overloading it — has become a major challenge.” According to the article, “while the technology to generate clean energy is growing by leaps and bounds, efforts to store the power haven’t kept up,” and the dilemma “has forced the energy industry to rethink the way we make and use electricity.” The article reports that a “quick source of electricity could come from storage,” and while storage capacity isn’t there now, but the California Public Utilities Commission “has mandated that Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric have a combined 1,325 megawatts of storage no later than 2024.” California Hits Five Percent Solar Milestone As Hydroelectric Wanes. Bloomberg News (3/26, Randall) reports that, even excluding rooftop solar, “California is now the first US state to get 5 percent of its annual utility-scale electricity from the sun” even as years of drought have cut its hydroelectric power by move than half.
Public Safety
Senators Introduce Oil Train Safety Bill.
46 Several national and local news outlets continue coverage of the Crude-By-Rail Safety Act of 2015, a bill introduced this week by Sens. Maria Cantwell and Tammy Baldwin. The legislation, which comes in the wake of recent oil train derailments, seeks to improve the safety of transporting oil by rail. The Huffington Post (3/27, Sheppard) reports that under the bill, the PHMSA would be required to regulate the volatility of gases in tank cars. It adds that the legislation would also direct the agency to end the use of older tank cars. Cantwell emphasized the need to quickly act on the issue of oil train safety, saying, “We can’t afford to wait for ten accidents per year, as estimated by the” DOT. Meanwhile, The Hill (3/26, Cama, Laing) notes that Cantwell “disputed assertions” that the PHMSA does not have the “legal authority to regulate the volatility of crude oil.” Bloomberg Politics (3/26, Snyder) reports that Cantwell and other Senate Democrats have complained that the efforts by the Obama Administration to improve oil train safety have been “inadequate.” The article notes that the White House is now reviewing a proposal from the DOT, which would phase-out older tank cars, and require new rail cars “to have thicker walls, better brakes and tougher valves to minimize spill risks in a derailment.” Cantwell remarked that the bill introduced Wednesday shows the lawmakers’ “impatience with the fact that we’re in a rulemaking process that doesn’t include volatility.” Also covering the story in a similar manner as the sources above are the San Juan (WA) Islander (3/27, Thomas), the Skagit Valley (WA) Herald (3/27), the Kenosha (WI) News (3/27, Brines), and the Dubuque (IA) Telegraph Herald (3/26). More Oil Train Derailments Expected Amid Rise In Crude-By-Rail. Fox News (3/27, Tenney) reports online that with the sharp rise in oil shipped by rail, local officials across the nation are urging Federal regulators to adopt stricter safety standards on the tank cars hauling crude oil. These officials are specifically focusing their efforts to halt the use of DOT-111 tank cars. Rep. Peter DeFazio is quoted in the piece as saying that the NTSB has said DOT-111s “are totally inadequate for the task to which we put them.” Additionally, the article notes that a 2014 DOT report “predicts an average of 10 oil train derailments” annually over the next 20 years.
Research and Funding
Volvo Drastically Cuts Tool Production Time With 3D Printing. The Industrial Equipment News (3/27) reports that Volvo Trucks is using additive manufacturing technology to “design and manufacture certain tools” in nearly 94 percent less time than its traditional method, significantly improving their “production plant’s overall efficiency and flexibility.” According to Pierre Jenny, the manufacturing director at Volvo Trucks, the use of 3D printing technology has “saved costs by reducing wastage.” The article notes that in the three months that Volvo Trucks has been using its newly acquired 3D printer, it has produced 30 items ranging from “clamps, jigs, supports, and even ergonomically designed tool holders.”
Flexible Wing Could Allow Some UAVs To Survive Collisions. Popular Science (3/26, Atherton) reported that Amanda Stowers and David Lentink of Stanford University have developed “a miniature robot with a wing span of almost 16 inches” to demonstrate how a “bio-inspired” flexible wing could allow UAVs to collide with some structures, like branches, and “bounce back.” By using a hinge for “passive folding,” no motor or controls would be needed to restore the wing’s shape after a collision. The article noted that the technology would be a “boon” for smaller UAVs because it “saves space” that would have been taken up by sensors or motors.
Group Of Business Executives Urge Tripling Of US Energy Research Funding. The Hill (3/27, Floyd) runs on its “Congress Blog” an op-ed by Harry Floyd of the Clean Fairfax Council who writes that the American Energy Innovation Council released a report concluding that “America needs to triple its current funding” dedicated to energy research, development, and demonstration. The AEIC states that, “technology innovation enables new, expanded possibilities for economic action. Business innovations find new ways to translate those possibilities into sustainable market propositions.”
Education
Good News This Week For STEM Education Efforts. Fierce CIO (3/27, Weldon) reports that there were “three major developments around STEM” fields this week, including an announcement by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation that it will award $1.6 million in STEM education grants “to help educate and train more young adults” entering STEM-related careers. The article notes that the White House announced that various organization have committed to promoting STEM education, with those commitments including over “$240 million in funding for tech training programs around the country.” Finally,
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Zakaria Questions Focus On STEM Education. The Washington Post (3/26) publishes an opinion piece by Fareed Zakaria, who laments America’s “obsession” with science, technology, engineering and math education, which he argues comes at the expense of “broad-based learning” and “puts America on a dangerously narrow path for the future.” To support his point, Zakaria highlights a recent speech by Jack Ma, who argued “that the Chinese are not as innovative as Westerners because China’s educational system, which teaches the basics very well, does not nourish a student’s complete intelligence.” He quotes Ma as saying “Many painters learn by having fun, many works [of art and literature] are the products of having fun. So, our entrepreneurs need to learn how to have fun, too.”
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Report Warns Of Growing Tech Workforce Gender Gap. USA Today (3/26, Guynn) reports on the challenges facing those who want the “culture of Silicon Valley to be more inclusive of women and people from underrepresented groups,” noting that despite relatively equal rates of math and science proficiency among male and female high school graduates, “boys are more likely to pursue engineering and computing degrees in college.” The gap grows at the graduate level and in the workforce, where “women are dramatically underrepresented in engineering and computing.” The paper reports that the American Association of University Women has released a new report warning that “the gender gap in technology is widening as women are being held back by stereotypes and biases.”
Also in the News
In Manufacturing Revamp, Toyota Turns To Modular Assembly To Cut Costs. The Wall Street Journal (3/27, Kubota, Subscription Publication) reports that on Thursday, Toyota announced a restructuring of its manufacturing process. The company is looking to use its Toyota New Global Architecture Program to sharply cut its costs by sharing a large number of common components between different vehicles. The Journal says that it is a path first followed by Volkswagen. The AP (3/27, Kageyama) reports that Toyota hopes that the new “architecture” will “be more immune to quality problems, and allow it to keep growing in a sustainable way.” The first vehicles produced under the system, “medium-size front-wheel drive cars, will roll out later this year and will be expanded to half its lineup by 2020, Toyota said.” Reuters (3/26) reports that savings from the initiative will be used to add new high-tech features to vehicles, such as automatic braking.
Roads and Highways
Foxx, Shuster Discuss Infrastructure Funding Solutions At Forum. Equipment World (3/27, Hill) reports that during an infrastructure forum hosted by the National Journal, House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bill Shuster and Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx discussed the need for continuous infrastructure funding. However, the article adds that the two didn’t “address how the Obama Administration and the Republican majority could break the methodology impasse.” According to the article, Foxx touted a plan implementing “tax reform, including repatriation of domestic companies’ foreign profits,” as a way to fund infrastructure projects. Shuster dismissed the plan, saying that it’s “not a ‘possible’ solution,” the report notes.
EPA Says Cars Are Exceeding Emissions Standards. The Hill (3/27, Cama) reports that according to the EPA yesterday, cars sold in the US have “exceeded federal 2013 greenhouse gas emissions standards on average,” for the second consecutive year. The agency “said the figures show that the Obama administration’s aggressive efficiency and emissions standards are working better than planned.” USA Today (3/27, Woodyard, Today) reports the auto industry overall “stayed ahead of the national greenhouse gas emissions standard by 12 grams a mile,” equating to 1.4 miles per gallon, according to the EPA. The article notes that car makers “are required to meet stricter standards through 2025.”
48 According to Bloomberg News (3/26), the improved fuel efficiencies show that moves by automakers to reduce car weight and to introduce “fuel-saving technology is enough to offset consumers gravitating back to sport-utility vehicles and away from electric cars and hybrids.”
Low Gas Prices Encourage Record Driving Levels. In continuing coverage, the Wall Street Journal (3/27, Kingsbury) reports that the latest figures from the DOT indicate that in January, US motorists drove 237.3 billion miles, the most ever reported for the month. The article also notes that in 2014, Americans drove 3.05 trillion miles. The Journal says that the low fuel prices contributed to the spike in miles driven.
Ford Developing Tech To Prevent You From Speeding. CTV News (CAN) (3/27, Maronese) reports that Ford is working on new technology in its European market “that will help drivers avoid accidentally breaking the speed limit.” The article notes that Ford vehicles will be equipped with an “Intelligent Speed Limiter,” a system that includes a camera that can “detect a roadside speed limit sign” and signal the vehicle to slow down to under the posted limit. According to the article, the feature, which has a manual override, also works with GPS and navigation systems, allowing it to “predict when the speed limit will drop on the road ahead...and automatically adjust.” However, CTV News reports that “Ford has not explained whether or not the technology will be made available in North America.”
Energy
DOE Interested In Proposed WCS Facility For Nuclear Waste. The “Morning Energy” blog of Politico (3/27, Dixon) reports that the Energy Department “and four top senators will work together in the coming month to determine what authority DOE may need from Congress in order to use a proposed private nuclear waste storage facility.” The Waste Control Specialists-proposed facility, “projected to come online in 2020 without any federal funding, would be licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.” WCS “hopes to snag DOE as a customer to store the nation’s growing piles of spent fuel there, which would likely require congressional approval.”
Hydraulic Fracturing Advances Discussed. The Wall Street Journal (3/26, Strassel, Subscription Publication)reported an interview with Marc Davidson of Halliburton and Deb Frodl from GE, where the pair discuses different techniques developed by their companies to allay fears for the environment. Davidson talked about his company’s use of water and sand and its efforts to rely on systems that are completely sourced from the food industry. For her part, Frodl discussed her company’s testing of CO2 and its efforts to develop a financially viable technology that would not require the use of water.
Global Wind Industry Grows 42 Percent In 2014. The Denver Business Journal (3/27, Hendee, Subscription Publication) reports in its “Earth To Power” blog that a report by Navigant Research indicated that the global wind industry saw a 42 percent growth in 2014 “largely fueled by policy-driven acceleration of the wind power industry in China, Germany and the United States,” and expansion in Brazil, Turkey, France and Canada.
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From: Jenelle E. Bunton Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 6:11 PM To: Everyone Subject: ST. PETERSBURG WAVES GREEN FLAG ON FAST CARS, FAMILY FUN FOR FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
CONTACT: Robert Danielson, Marketing Director, 727-893-7465 or [email protected] OR Evan Mory, Manager, Transportation and Parking Management, 727-551-3322 or [email protected] OR Sgt. Joe Pratt, St. Petersburg Police Special Events Unit, 727-893-4883 or [email protected] (Traffic)
ST. PETERSBURG WAVES GREEN FLAG ON FAST CARS, FAMILY FUN FOR FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ST. PETERSBURG, FL (March 26, 2015) - Downtown St. Petersburg is open for business as the city welcomes three days of fast cars, world-class drivers and family fun on the waterfront during the 2015 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg tomorrow through Sunday, March 27-29. As the inaugural event on this year's IndyCar circuit, downtown St. Petersburg transforms into one of racing's most beautiful road courses and offers spectacular trackside waterfront views for fans of all ages. The race will be broadcast on ABC beginning at 3 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to visit St. Petersburg's dining and retail district before, during, and after the race for special discounts and race-themed festivities at participating businesses. Both the Tropicana shuttle and Looper Trolley feature extended hours until 10 p.m. all three days, to encourage relaxation after a day at the track. New this year, a signature themed cocktail, the Sun Racer, will be offered at participating locations throughout downtown, as well as in the EDGE and Grand Central districts during race weekend.
To get Grand Prix weekend off to a speedy start, everyone is invited to embrace the race with live music, food and family fun at the free Fast Friday Community Block Party tomorrow, March 27, at 5:30 p.m. The party kicks off race weekend and also serves as the official awards ceremony location for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg 5K, which begins at 7:15 p.m. in Vinoy Park. Athletes of all ages and abilities will run along a waterfront course that includes a portion of the iconic racetrack before returning to the finish line. Modern Business Associates (MBA) is partnering with the Firestone Grand Prix for the 5K with proceeds benefiting All Children's Hospital.
Inside the track, families are welcome to experience racing's thrills a short distance from the track in the Bright House Speed Zone, while autograph seekers hope for a chance encounter with their favorite driver in the IndyCar Fan Village. Back on the track, enjoy the excitement of motocross coupled with the best of Baja when Robby Gordon's SPEED Stadium Super Trucks thrill crowds with high jumps, crossovers, whoop sections and tight corners on the 1.8 mile racecourse.
Two Bay Area athletes, including Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Alex Cobb, will play key roles in this year's event. Cobb will serve as the race's honorary starter by waving the green flag, while three-time Pro Bowl and Tampa Bay Buccaneer wide receiver Vincent Jackson will serve as the 2015 Grand Marshal, leading the driver parade during pre-race ceremonies and make the call to drivers to start their engines.
In addition to the featured IndyCar and Indy Lights Series races, fans also have an opportunity to watch racing's up-and- coming stars during the ProMazda, USF2000, and Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) series. Race fans can look for St. Petersburg resident and IndyCar driver Sebastien Bourdais or USF2000 driver Ayla Agren, also a St. Petersburg resident, on and off the track.
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The following roads are closed or will have limited access during race weekend:
Closed: * First St. S. from First Ave. S. to Fifth Ave. S. * First Ave. S. from First St. to Bayshore; * Beach Dr. from Central Ave. to First Ave. S; * Bayshore Dr. SE from First Ave. S. to Dali Blvd. (Fifth Ave.)
Limited access: * Second Ave. S. from First to Second Sts., * First St. S. from Fifth Ave. S. (Dali Blvd.) to Eighth Ave. S. * Sixth Ave. S. from Second to First Sts.
Albert Whitted Park is also closed to pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Following Sunday's checkered flag, all roads and areas affected by the Grand Prix are expected to reopen by April 10, with some major roads open as early as April 1.
Airport Access - Albert Whitted Airport will be open during the weekend, with limited access via Sixth Ave. S. Access to USF-St. Petersburg, the Coast Guard station, the Port of St. Petersburg, and Demen's Landing will be permitted; however, the boat ramp will be closed.
Entry Gates - Two points of entry allow easy access the track. Gate 1 is located at First Ave. S. and First St. S., while Gate 5 is located at Fifth Ave. S. and Second St. Both gates are wheelchair-accessible and allow intermittent track crossings, which are posted at each gate. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or it's your first IndyCar race, the Firestone Grand Prix Spectator Guide provides everything you need to enjoy your day. Visit www.gpstpete.com under Event Information tab.
Race Tickets - A hot commodity for race weekend, tickets for the Firestone Grand Prix are still available. Choose from one, two and three-day tickets, group discounts for 10 or more, reserved seating or general admission and paddock passes from $20 to $135. Purchase tickets by phone at 877-283-5385 or www.gpstpete.com; prices include all taxes and service charges. Tickets purchased onsite at Gate 1 (First St. and First Ave.) or Gate 5 (Second St. and Fifth Ave. S.) will incur additional fees. For more information, visit www.gpstpete.com.
Parking Information * Downtown Parking - More than 25,000 parking spaces are available within approximately a mile of the race track for race fan parking, including two city-owned garages. Parking at Sundial (enter from Second St. between First and Second Aves. N.) or South Core (enter from the south side between First Ave. S. and Second Sts.) will cost $5 on Friday and $10 on Saturday and Sunday. The Pier parking lots, located off of 2nd Ave. N. to the east of Bayshore Dr., offer $5 parking tomorrow, March 27, and $10 parking Saturday and Sunday. The USF-St. Petersburg parking garage and selected lots offer the closest proximity to Gate 5 with parking available Saturday and Sunday in designated areas for $20 per vehicle. Private lots, garages and on-street parking will also be available. Motorists are encouraged to observe all posted parking regulations to avoid parking citations or vehicle relocation.
* Disabled Parking - Free disabled on-street parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis; some spaces have time limits but most are available all day. Temporary disabled parking is available on Central Ave. between First and Second Sts. for those holding valid Disabled Person Parking Permit placards. Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis tomorrow, March 27, through Sunday. Additional disabled parking is available in city garages, at Tropicana Field just inside the gate on 10th St. S. and in the USFSP parking garage. Due to its proximity to Gate 5, the USFSP garage is recommended for those with limited mobility while South Core is recommended for those entering Gate 1.
69 * Trop Park-n-Ride Shuttle - Parking is available at Tropicana Field in Lots 6A and 7A for $10, where race fans can ride a free Grand Prix shuttle to th e track. The free shuttle, which features extended hours for the first time, will operate throughout race weekend, beginning tomorrow, March 27 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fans should enter from Third Ave. S. or Fifth Ave. S. Shuttle stops are located on 10th St. near the corner of 2nd Ave. S. at the stadium and on 2nd Street between 3rd and 4th Ave. S., a short distance to the track. The free Tropicana Field shuttle includes dedicated wheelchair-accessible trolleys. Find additional parking information and maps at www.stpete.org/grandprix.
* Take the Trolley - The Looper Downtown Trolley and Central Avenue Trolley offer rides throughout race weekend for just 50 cents per person (exact change required) in the downtown fare zone. The Looper Trolley runs today and Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight and on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Looper and Central Avenue Trolley are both wheelchair-accessible. Visit www.StPeteTrolley.com for more information and route maps.
* Motorcycle Parking - Motorcycle parking can be found on Central Ave. between First and Second Sts. on Saturday and Sunday. Spaces are first-come, first-served and will cost $5. Permanent parking for motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles is located on First Ave. N., between First and Second Sts., and on Second St. between Central Ave. and First Ave. S.
* Use Pedal Power - In addition to the more than 75 permanent bicycle racks located throughout downtown, a large number of temporary bicycle racks are available outside Gate 1 and Gate 5.
* Taxi! - Taxi stands are located on Second St. S., between Second and Fourth Aves. S. and on Sixth Ave. S. between Second and Third Sts. S.
Get the Inside Scoop - Need to know what's going on inside the track? Look for the city's crew of volunteer Ambassadors from the city of St. Petersburg, the St. Petersburg Chamber and Visit St. Petersburg/Clearwater, outside of Gate 5 (Second St. S. and Fifth Ave. S.), at Gate 1 (First Ave. SE and First St.), at downtown shuttle stops, and around the track handing out maps and providing fans with directions, parking and ATM locations and other city information. Forgot sunscreen, need earplugs or an events schedule? Volunteer Ambassadors will make sure race fans are properly equipped for a sunny, street-legal track experience.
Get Social - Stay on top of the action at the track, follow your favorite team or driver and learn what's going on in downtown St. Petersburg using the official Grand Prix hashtag #FirestoneGP. Follow @StPeteFL, @VSPC, @GPSTPETE, @IndyCar, @WCRacing, @ProMazda or @USF2000 for the latest updates and standings and show support by using #EmbraceTheRace while sharing photos and comments on Facebook.
Safety - The city of St. Petersburg and the Firestone Grand Prix work hard to keep everyone safe at events like the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Race fans are encouraged to report suspicious activity to the nearest law enforcement agency as part of the "See Something, Say Something" campaign.
Additional Information - The Dali Museum will be closed during Grand Prix weekend, March 27-29, and patrons are invited to visit The Dali when it reopens on Monday, March 30, at 10 a.m. Through April 1, free patron parking is available in the Dolphin parking lot with complimentary transportation to and from the museum. Shuttles run from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with stops approximately every 15 minutes through April 1. Minibus service is also available from the Dolphin lot; hours of operation are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Museum parking lot is expected to reopen April 2.
Meanwhile, the Mahaffey Theater Box Office will be closed during Grand Prix weekend, reopening Wednesday, April 1. Theater tickets may be purchased at www.themahaffey.com or at 727-893-7832.
For other events in St. Petersburg this weekend, visit www.stpete.org/events. And mark your calendars for the 2016 Firestone Grand Prix with tickets going on sale this fall at www.gpstpete.com.
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From: Dave S Goodwin Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 5:06 PM To: John J. Armbruster; Gary G. Cornwell; Vicki Sutch; Jeannine Williams; Bruce E. Grimes; Meghan T. Wimberly; Michael Connors; Colleen B. Mazzo Subject: Re: 3.26.15 Draft BF&T Report - Please review and edit
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Please review attached 3.26.15 draft report and provide me your changes by 11 AM tomorrow.
Thank you for your assistance, it is greatly appreciated.
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From: Evan Mory To: Michael Connors Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 4:07 PM Subject: Read: Complete Streets Draft Resolution and Book Memo of March 24, 2015
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From: Michael Connors Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 4:05 PM To: Evan Mory Subject: Complete Streets Draft Resolution and Book Memo of March 24, 2015
Please consider as you see fit, the below comments in regard to the above:
Resolution - Consider reference to the relative excellence of our streets - Excellence of our streets to plethora of traffic calming plans with respective features installed - Recognition of our burgeoning downtown in terms of residential development - Recognition of the multiple forms of transportation - air, water, pedestrian, bike, etc.
Draft Implementation Steps 1 and 2 - Include Police Department 8 - Another committee?
I was not provided the "Book" as referenced in the memo title.
Colleen Mazzo, Executive Secretary Public Works Administration City of St. Petersburg PO Box 2842 St. Petersburg, Florida 33731 Ofc. 727-893-7841; Fax 727-893-7901
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From: Kristen L. Mory Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 3:44 PM To: Michael Connors Subject: RE: Summary
Thank you.
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I have no proposed changes and note no typos.
From: Kristen L. Mory Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 11:36 AM To: Michael Connors Subject: Summary
Hi Mike, Attached is a summary of your statement. Please review to verify accuracy of the info. I would greatly appreciate if you could reply to me by Monday if possible. Also, if you see any typos, etc. let me know as I have been working on these remotely on a small laptop and may have missed something. Thank you for your patience during this process. We have concluded the interviews, and I will try to complete the report by next week.
Thank you,
Kristen Mory Labor Relations and Training Manager, Human Resources Department City of St. Petersburg P.O. Box 2842, St. Petersburg, FL 33731-2842 Tel: 727-893-7407 / Fax: 727-551-3247 [email protected]
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Dear Friends,
Today is 4-H Day at the state Capitol, and it reminds me of my days in 4-H and the valuable lessons I learned.
4-H and other agriculture organizations teach our next generation about dedication, integrity, public speaking, leadership and so much more. And these values transcend agriculture; they're important no matter what career these kids choose to pursue.
It's often said that the members of 4-H will one day be leaders in Florida's agriculture industry, which generates $120 billion in annual economic impact and supports more than 2 million jobs, but I don't believe that. Kids involved in 4-H and other agriculture organizations are the leaders of today. They're already making a difference for Florida and our agriculture industry.
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• Growing Business Programs - Access mentoring, networking and support for entrepreneurs • Business Assistance - Greenhouse staff liaise with businesses to facilitate access to city services • Business Consulting - Meet with a business counselor for startup, expansion and business mentoring • Business Training - Attend business workshops to learn about all stages of business development • Business Corridor Program - The Greenhouse staff works directly with businesses for business startup, retention and expansion • The Business Resource Center (BRC) - Provides access to computers for business planning and research. The BRC is open Monday to Friday, 8 to 5 p.m. Closed Fridays from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m • Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program - Certifies small businesses and provides technical assistance to enhance contracting and procurement opportunities with the City of St. Petersburg
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Greenhouse St. Petersburg, a collaboration between the City of St Petersburg and The St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, also partners with business resource organizations, educational and lending institutions and local businesses. The Greenhouse offers support services provided by:
• Eckerd College (and ASPEC); www.eckerd.edu ; www.eckerd.edu/aspec • St. Petersburg College - Career and Entrepreneurial Center; www.spcollege.edu ; www.spcollege.edu/cec • USF St. Petersburg - Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Innovation Alliance; www.usfsp.edu ; www.seialliance.com • SPARC (St. Petersburg Artists' Resource Collaborative); www.stpete.org/greenhouse • Creative Pinellas; www.creativepinellas.org • St. Petersburg Arts Alliance; www.stpeteartsalliance.org • Gulfcoast Business Finance; www.gulfcoastbiz.com • Tampa Bay Black Business Investment Corporation, Inc.; www.tampabaybbic.com • Pinellas County SBDC; www.sbdctampabay.com/locations/pinellas • SCORE; www.pinellascounty.score.org • State of Florida Department of Financial Services; www.myfloridacfo.com • US Small Business Administration; www.sba.gov • Gazelle Lab; www.gazellelab.com; • Tampa Bay Innovation Center; www.tbinnovates.com;
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THURSDAY MARCH 26TH
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PRE-RACE PARTY AT RENO'S
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Meet & Greet the Team Afterburner Get autographs from the Hopeful Champs of the Ultra 2000 Series 6pm to 11pm
JonnY RenO will also be offering * * FREE * * Tickets to Friday's Grand Prix Races
Try the OFFICIAL Grand Prix Cocktail
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The Afterburner Race Team is officially sponsored by Elizabeth Funk of Northstar Realty and Reno Downtown Joint
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Consider dropping by The Joint RenO Downtown Joint We are not here for a Long Time We are here for a Good Time
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REMEMBER THE LAD IES
Thursday, Mar. 26 at 7:30 p.m.
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Join us in the Side Door for a night of music honoring the great women of jazz.Remember the Ladies features an all-star and all-female lineup of musicians.
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RINGSIDE THURSDAY
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~ ARI AND THE ALIBIS ~
Infusing funk, jazz and samba with blues, soul and tango, Ari and the Alibis have created a memorable ear-catching sound.
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FRIDAY MARCH 27TH
LUNCH AT THE JOINT
Join us at The Joint for the Working Woman's / Man's Lunch Full Lunches on a Downtown Budget
* We are no longer open on Monday *
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MONDAY * CLOSED * TUESDAY - Wi mpy's Tuesday Hamburger Lunch Includes Reno Fries and Drink All for $8.00 WEDNESDAY -Wing Wednesdays Five for $4.00 dollars THURSDAY - Mac & Cheese and Drink for $7.00 FRIDAY Friday -Sloppy Joe's and Fries for $8.00
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GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
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That buzz you hear around downtown St. Petersburg isn't in your head. Fast cars are whipping through the streets in the leadup to Sunday's big race that kicks off the season for the Verizon IndyCar Series.
Here is Friday's Line-up:
8:00am 8:30 Practice #1 USF2000 8:45 9:1 5 Practice #1 Pro Mazda 9:30 10:00 Practice #1 Indy Lights
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5:45 6:15 Qualification Pirelli World Challenge - GT 6:30 7:00 Practice Stadium Super Trucks
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RENO BEACH SURF SHOP
Reno Beach is opens at 11:00 AM for your shopping pleasure. Stop in early and find the perfect outfit for the weekend!
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This lightweight cotton/poly blend Henley is PERFECT for warmer weather, pair it with these Smasher Coastal Blue hybrids by Rusty! Go from surf to turf without changing your shorts! Save $15 on this outfit today!
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Check out these new arrivals! These dresses are perfect for the shoreline or the sidewalk on your Spring Break Vacay, and they're $10 off at Reno Beach
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FAST FRIDAY
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St. Petersburg invites race fans to come out and celebrate the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg with a special Last Friday - or "Fast" Friday - Block Party, Friday, March 27 from 5:30 to 10 p.m. on Central Avenue between Second and Third Streets.
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Block Party goers can expect live music, beverage vendors, as well as family-friendly activities with prizes and interactive games from Firestone. Kids will enjoy race-themed activity zones, and runners participating in Firestone Grand Prix 5K Run will join in the festivities for their awards ceremonies and
123 official after -race party at the Block Party. For more information, Click HERE !
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STATE THEATER SHOW
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Friday, Mar 27th Doors @ 6:30pm $16.50adv $18dos
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687 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL 33701 (727) 895-3045
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GRAND PRIX 5K
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Join us on Friday, March 27 for the 2015 Firestone Grand Prix 5K Presented by Modern Business Associates and Benefiting All Children's Hospital.
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Race fans in the Tampa Bay area will have the unique opportunity to run the iconic Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg street course at night.
Funds raised will be donated to All Children's Hospital, which
126 provides expert pediatric care for children and families from all across the state of Florida and beyond.
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JANNUS LIVE FREE SHOW
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~ ZOSO ~
The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Tribute Band Friday March 27th @ Jannus Live Doors: 8:00PM
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GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL!
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In this two-man musical spoof, a pair of aspiring playwrights perform a backers' audition for their new project - a big, splashy musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg. With an unending supply of enthusiasm, Bud and Doug sing all the songs and play all the parts in their crass historical epic, with the hope that one of the producers in attendance will give them a Broadway contract - fulfilling their ill-advised dreams.
Get Tickets HERE
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163 3rd St N, St Petersburg, FL 33701 (727) 823-7529 WEBSITE
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FAST FRIDAY AFTER PARTY
Head over to the Joint for the Unofficial After-Party with
~ GLASS HALF FULL ~
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Check them out HERE Catch Them at The Joint Friday * 830 pm to 1 am
Don't Forget to try the OFFICIAL Grand Prix Cocktail at Reno Downtown Joint
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In your Downtown Rotation * Take a lap by The Joint for Easy In & Easy Out for Affordable meals and Adult beverages
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27 Fourth St North Saint Petersburg, Florida (727) 895-4909
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RINGSIDE FRIDAY
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134 ~ OFFSHORE RIOT ~
IThere's a charming rawness coming from this solid Tampa Bay area Reggae-Rock trio.
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SATURDAY MARCH 28TH
GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
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Saturday's Line-Up:
8:00am 8:30 Qualification USF2000 8:45 9:15 Qualification Pro Mazda 9:30 10:00 Qualification Indy Lights 10:15 10:55 Race #1 USF2000 Pirelli World Challenge - 11:10 12:10 Race #1 GT 12:30pm 1:15 Practice #3 Verizon IndyCar Series
135 1:30 2:10 Race #1 Pro Mazda Verizon IndyCar Series Autograph 2:15 3:15 Session
2:25 3:15 Race #1 Indy Lights 3:30 4:00 Race #1 Stadium Super Trucks 4:15 5:30 Qualification Verizon IndyCar Series Pirelli World Challenge - 5:45 6:35pm Race #2 GTS
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BEER BREAKFAST AT MANDARIN HIDE
Saturday, March 28, 2015 from 9am to 2pm
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Please join us on Saturday, March 28, 2015 from 9am to 2pm at The Mandarin Hide in D'town St. Pete and lend your support to Tampa Bay Watch, a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit stewardship program dedicated exclusively to the protection and restoration of the marine and wetland environments of the Tampa Bay estuary through scientific and educational programs.
This will be our second year in support of Tampa Bay Watch and if you joined us last year you will know why. The Revelry~Fellowship~Sanctuary that was enjoyed so wholeheartedly last year deserves to be shared again! Many longtime friends of Beer Breakfast felt it was the best event ever! Let's do it again and do it even BIGGER this year!!
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SATURDAY MORNING MARKET
Saturday, 9:00 AM-2:00PM Price: FREE!
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Visit the largest farmer's market in Florida for a variety of fresh and organic produce, gourmet baked goods, prepared foods, plants and flowers, arts and crafts or a variety of handcrafted items. The Market is held each Saturday from October 5 through May 30, 2015. FREE to attend. Al Lang Stadium parking lot on the corner of 1st Ave S and 1st St S,
Check out their Website HERE
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138 AT 10:00 AM ARTSY SATURDAYS
Saturdays, 10am - 4pm Saturday At Morean Arts Center
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Each Saturday we will have free art experiences specially geared for families with children ages 5-10 in the Bank of America Children's Learning Center! The center will be open for free art exploration with open art stations and take home projects with instructors on hand to assist. Drop in stations will always await you for engagement of creativity and process that you may freely choose and create at your own pace.
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There is always something fun for everyone each week. Each and every week "Deposit Your ART!" Don't forget to leave one of your special works behind created on a Bank of America Deposit Slip. The spirit of ART is alive and we are having full blown fun in the Bank of America Children's Learning Center
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ALL DAY GOLF REPAIR CENTER
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141 PATSY CLINE TRIBUTE
Saturday, Mar. 28th at 6 p.m.
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CJ Harding returns with her popular show, bringing the music and story of Patsy Cline to life with a dazzling stage setting and authentic costumes. Harding appears with her band The Only Daddy's.
For more information click HERE
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JANNUS LIVE
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~ G.LOVE & SPECIAL SAUCE ~
143 Saturday March 28th @ Jannus Live Doors: 8:00PM
Get Tickets HERE
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RENO'S GRAND PRIX PARTY
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Grand Prix Race Party with the Drivers & Crew & Car of Afterburner Meet & Greet the Team Get autographs from the Hopeful Champs of the Ultra 2000 Series
Try the OFFICIAL Grand Prix Cocktail
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Live Music by ~ TC CARR AND THE BOLTS OF BLUE ~
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145 Catch Them at The Joint Saturday * 830 pm to 1 am
The Afterburner Race Team is officially sponsored by Elizabeth Funk of Northstar Realty and Reno Downtown Joint
Check out the Menu HERE
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27 Fourth St North Saint Petersburg, Florida (727) 895-4909
SUNDAY MARCH 29TH
AT 8:55 AM
GRAND PRIX WEEKEND
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Sunday's Line-Up:
146 8:55am 9:35 Race #2 USF2000 9:50 10:30 Race #2 Pro Mazda 10:45 11:45 Race #2 Pirelli World Challenge - GT 12:00pm 12:30 Warm-up Verizon IndyCar Series 12:45 1:55 Race #2 Indy Lights 2:10 2:35 Race #2 Stadium Super Trucks 2:50 3:30 Pre-race Verizon IndyCar Series 3:00 6:00pm Race Verizon IndyCar Series
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ALL DAY SUNDAY AT THE JOINT
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Join JonnY at the Joint for THE GRAND PRIX BRUNCH BEAT
147 Drop by before and during the Race for some Good Eats while listening to Live Music from 11:00am to 3:00pm
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~ MEZZE MARE ~ from 11:00am to 3:00pm
Enjoy our selected brunch items or Try one of our Three Boozy Brunch Items!
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- Fireball French Toast with Rum Chatta Cream. - Bacon Bourbon Waffles. - Grand Mariner Parfait
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DRINK UP R E N O loves Mimosas and Bloody Marys Mimosas- $2 Bloody Mary- $3
149 ~ SUNDAY NIGHT TRIVIA ~
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Join us for your FREE game with a $60 HOUSE CASH prize pool. Happy hour is 6:00 - 9:00 pm with $2 domestic drafts, $4 wells & $5 house wines. Trivia begins at 6:30, so come grab a seat and let the games begin!
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150 Don't forget to ask your Quizmaster how you can get your team to Vegas for our $100,000 National Trivia League.
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27 Fourth St North Saint Petersburg, Florida (727) 895-4909
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RENO BEACH SURF SHOP
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Stop by Reno Beach and take advantage of our Buy-One-Get- One Free Bikini Wall!
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Guys can save $10 on all board shorts, hybrid shorts, and regular walking shorts!
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ALL DAY
I.C SHARKS
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MONDAY MARCH 30TH
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SPRING BREAK CAMP
154 March 30 -April 3, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m
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Ahoy Matey! We'll hear tales about pirates, ships, and gold, and a create treasure chest of our very own! Our little Captains will embark on their own adventures of the sea and learn about the history of Gasparilla and the Tampa Bay Pirates. This week will be one you'll neverrrr forget!
HERE for more information
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ALL DAY
HAVE A CULINARY EXPERIENCE
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155 Gratzzi Italian Grille is a family owned and operated neighborhood Italian restaurant located in Downtown St. Petersburg FL. We offer fine dining with a family atmosphere. We personally operate the restaurant being there to meet and greet each guest as if they were entering our own home.
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We are using only the finest ingredients such as; premium hand-cut Black Angus Beef, 100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil, and our own fresh homemade Pastas and Sauces. We also have a new $14 Early Dinner Menu - 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm everyday, $14 per person, includes soup or salad, choice of entree, and dessert.
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HOT SHOP DEMONSTRATION
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Come and watch the demo team in action with our Hot Shop demonstrations! Seated comfortably, you will watch one of our demo artists, working in front of the furnace, the glory hole and the annealing kiln, take molten glass and create magnificent glass art. Come see a Hot Shop demonstration: Last demonstration starts daily at 4pm prompt Adult: $8.95 Senior 65+: $6.95 Child & Student: $4.95 Children 5 & under free
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719 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL 33701
TUESDAY MARCH 1ST
ALL DAY
MEET YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD INSURANCE GUYS
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"It's Official, We've Moved!"
When you are in the neighborhood please stop by and see the new place and say Hello! Our new address is 1801 16th St N. On the corner of 16th St and 18th Ave N.
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"Let Our Family Protect Yours" Conveniently located in your neighborhood, there is a family based insurance agency that is committed to helping you.
-Todd Llewellyn for your Home & Auto Needs- -Jim Klemawesch for your Commercial Needs-
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159 AT 6:00 PM
PADDLE SOCIAL AT THE JOINT
Join JonnY for his Paddle Board Social this Tuesday at North Shore Beach The Paddle Socials are now every Tuesdays after work at 6pm
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* Post Social Surfer's Gathering at The Joint * Surfers & Skaters for Craft Beer Select Craft Beers $3.95 & All Surf Tacos $2.95
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RUNNING FOR BREWS
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Join us Tuesday at 7:00 for an awesome run around downtown St Pete. We will meet at Courigans Irish Pub and after the run,
enjoy some tasty brews!
Bring a friend and meet some new ones too!
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1 Beach Drive SE ST. PETERSBURG FL 33701 727-551-9019
ALL DAY
TAN IT TUESDAY
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Never Tanned at Tanning Cove before but looking for a New Tanning Salon? Purchase 2 UV sessions in any level for just $11 and come give us a Try.
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Tanning Cove 406 11th Ave N St. Petersburg FL 33701
WEDNESDAY APRIL 1ST
AT 6:00 PM WEDNESDAY AT THE JOINT
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164 JonnY RenO has brought back the beloved YAPPY HOUR now at Reno Downtown Joint in Downtown St. Pete!
Human Yappy Hour ~ 6pm to 10pm $2.00 Dogs Days Domestic Drafts $4.00 Weimaraner Well Cocktails $5.00 Husky House Wines
Wing Wednesdays ~ 5 Wings for $4.00 Custom Quesadillas for $5.00 Food Specials for the Puppies
Check out the Yappy Hour FaceBook Page HERE
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165 RenO is pleased to have local brewer "Pair O Dice" as our featured "YappY Craft". This week the Top Dog is the "Hop Bet Red IPA". Bring your wagging tongue.
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So Walk, Run, or Drive over to RenO's every Wendesday for Yappy Hour!
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27 Fourth St North Saint Petersburg, Florida (727) 895-4909
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166 COMING SOON...
SHEN YUN
Friday, April 3rd at 8:00 p.m.
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Shen Yun Performing Arts, the world's premier classical Chinese dance and music companies, returns to The Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg with a lavishly colorful and exhilarating show, all new for 2015.
Shen Yun uses performing arts to present stories that bring to life the inner essence of China. This includes ancient legends, characters, and tales from history, and representative events from the modern world. In Shen Yun performances, themes like spiritual devotion, the benevolence of gods, good and evil, retribution, and the search for the meaning of life have appeared in dance stories and lyrics.
Shen Yun Performing Arts presents classical Chinese dance,
167 song, and music with choreography ranging from grand processions to legions of thunderous drums, with gorgeously costumed dancers moving in synchronized patterns.
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The Tampa Bay Blues Fest returns to Vinoy Park on Friday April 10 * Saturday April 11 * Sunday April 12, 2015. This is our 21st Year of the being one of best blues festivals in the U.S. This Blues Fest is right in your own back yard.
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This year the Festival will feature Fifteen International Artists. Including Boz Scaggs, Tower of Power, Ronnie Earl, Tab Benoit, Carolyn Wonderland, Southern Hospitality, Bernard Allison. Click HERE for the full line up and set times.
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Think about planning early. The Festival encourages the Fans to explore the VIP Experience which includes front stage seating, two large waterfront shade tents, unlimited wine and beer, gourmet foods and desserts, and local restaurant offerings.
The VIP option will also host an old fashioned pig roast on Friday and Saturday nights. The VIP Experience is like having your own "private party" within the Festival. The VIP option offers discount rooms at the Vinoy Hotel. In anticipation of the VIP packages selling out, please don't hesitate in purchasing your VIP Passes early.
Purchase your passes today! Click HERE for VIP! Check out all the details HERE , and See you there!
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Thursday, April 9 at 11 a.m.
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Treat yourself to this special "preview" concert for a sneak peek and an ear full of musical highlights planned for the upcoming season, all with symphonic favorites on the Tampa Bay Times Masterworks series as well toe-tapping hits and familiar tunes on the Raymond James Pops series. Damon Gupton conducts.
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171 MARTINIS AND BIKINIS
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Martinis & Bikinis is a celebration of fashion and art hosted by Heels to Heal, a non-profit dedicated to raising money for treatment of domestic violence victims. After a sold out inaugural 2014 fundraiser, the event is moving to a larger space -The Museum of Fine Arts. In addition to an exciting fashion show produced by Cerulean Blu and Heavenly Heels, the evening will be packed with entertainment including exclusive gallery access to the MFA's Monet to Matisse exhibit and a St. Petersburg FIRST - The Best Martini on Beach Drive Competition. It will be an evening of fashion, art and friendly
172 competition - pre pare for making great memories.All event net proceeds are donated to CASA.
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pm Last year, over 1,600 children and adults in Pinellas County sought help at Suncoast Center, Inc. to begin the journey from being a victim of sexual violence to becoming a survivor. Suncoast Center presents ART HEALS, a powerful exhibit featuring artwork created by survivors of sexual violence. The
174 event takes place during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, on ArtWalk Night, and in partnership with several of St. Pete's artists and arts organizations. Local artists have worked with survivors on several pieces and a few of those artists will also be exhibiting their work. The artwork provides an intimate window into the pain and healing found along these survivors' inspirational personal journeys of recovery. The community is invited to experience this FREE exhibit and reception honoring the artists and the cause.
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175 Calling all anglers! Join the members of PAIA for a fun fishing tournament to make children's dreams come true. Prizes will be given out for both Inshore and Offshore Divisions!
When & Where Tournament: Friday, April 17, 2015, 6am start Captains Meeting: Wednesday April 15, 2015, 5:30 - 8pm Magnuson Hotel Marina Cove Resort $70 per angler
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From: Angela Ramirez Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 1:10 PM To: Dawn Fisher; Michael Connors; Stacey Pevzner McKee Subject: RE: Response Requested: Consent Agenda, April 16, 2015 Council Meeting
Hi Dawn,
Please double check with the department on the project funding for this. I am not showing enough available to cover the Badger Water Meters project, none the less both. let me know thanks!
From: Dawn Fisher Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 10:14 AM To: Michael Connors; Angela Ramirez; Stacey Pevzner McKee Subject: Response Requested: Consent Agenda, April 16, 2015 Council Meeting
Good Morning:
Attached are Consent Agendas for April 16th Council entitled "890-45 Badger Water Meters (CW) April 16, 2015 - Consent Agenda" and "890-45 Water Meters (CW) April 16, 2015 - Consent Agenda". Please review and indicate whether you approve as soon as possible (finals are due to the Clerk Friday).
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CDM Smith is proud to announce the next installment of our webinar series on Alternative Delivery: Building Better Designs...
Optimizing Your Delivery Method: Let Your Project Goals Be Your Guide
Thursday, April 9, 2015 1 p.m. Eastern
Do you have a project that’s mission-critical, faces a challenging schedule, needs to meet a tight budget, for which failure is not an option? CDM Smith experts explain how alternative delivery methods like Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) and Progressive Design-Build can offer significant advantages to project owners dealing with these challenges. When a delivery method is selected based on a project’s key goals and drivers, the value of the project is greatly enhanced. But to successfully optimize the choice for alternative delivery, a project owner should understand all the options and know how to get the entire organization on board. This webinar will detail the pros and cons of various delivery approaches and answer common questions that project owners have when considering alternative delivery.
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182 • Peter T. Bailey. Over the course of his three-decade career, Mr. Bailey has been responsible for the implementation of more than $400M in construction project activity. He has helped many CDM Smith clients explore and optimize alternative delivery of key projects, including CMAR and design-build approaches. • Doug Varner, P.E. Mr. Varner is a civil engineer with experience working on diverse projects, including delivering projects through design-bid-build, CMAR, and the design-build delivery methods. His experience includes serving as principal in charge, project manager, construction manager and inspector for capital improvement projects for private and municipal customers. Mr. Varner has helped several clients successfully plan and execute their first alternative delivery projects.
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• Do you understand the Organizational Systems Design model and its application to your organization? • Is your office utilizing proven and best practices for improving performance in both groups and individuals? • Does your team understand the concept of “visual management” and how it applies to your organization? • How can the “team of leaders” work model be implemented in your office?
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187 Course Instructors: Diane Denholm, PI Executive Director, and Tom Dobrydney, PI Senior Consulting Manager, and Shelly Rappaport PI Principal Consulting Manager • Does your organization understand both the various phases of change and the need to manage change in order to achieve long-term results? • Do you know why people either embrace or resist change? • Does your organization have a change management strategy that addresses both organizational and individual change? • How can you successfully integrate change management actions with project management activities? • Does your team understand the impact of communication and trust in change?
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From: Colleen B. Mazzo Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 11:47 AM To: Michael Connors Subject: RE: Help
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We find ourselves with another massive pile of trees and brush that no one seems able to dislodge, and it's sort of on the right of way and sort of on the golf course and possibly some of it is on the adjacent property. Could you please send someone out to look at this and see if the city can offer any assistance in cleaning it out? It's growing out of control and obviously has been for some time. The country club came out and did some trimming but it looks like they were only able to get to the tree line, which isn't even their problem. Address is 2711 Desoto - it's on the corner where Desoto meets Catalonia.
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Hope to have questions by end of week. Once we send to A/E teams they are public record.
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------Original message ------From: Kristin Brett Date:03/26/2015 10:17 AM (GMT-05:00) To: Michael Connors , Raul Quintana , "Chris E. Ballestra" , Benjamin Kirby , Kevin King , Robert A Danielson Subject: today's Times
Just a quick fyi in case you haven't already seen today's Tampa Bay Times. There are several letters to the editor regarding the Pier, including one from Scott Wagman.
Also, I'm getting calls from the media again and one question is "will we release any of the questions the Selection Committee is asking of the teams?". So far, I have said no, definitely not until the design teams see them. It seems it would be acceptable to let media know the number of questions we have received (when we have them) and the general nature of the questions (about transportation, dining, etc.). Trevor Pettiford, at Bay News 9 in particular, is pressing for anything we can provide. Please let me know if you have any further guidance on this. thanks, Kristin
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Supreme Court's Omnicare Ruling Advances Investor Rights By Clarifying Liability for Misleading Opinions in Offering Documents
March 26, 2015
On March 24, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed the importance of investors' rights by clarifying the expansive liability provided under the federal securities laws for damages incurred by investors under a registration statement containing false or misleading statements of "opinion."
The issue before the Court in Omnicare Inc. vs. Laborers District Council Construction Industry Pension Fund et al . was the standard of liability for false statements of "opinion" in securities offering documents under Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933 (the '33 Act), the core statute under the federal securities laws addressing registration and disclosure liability. Omnicare, the Chamber of Commerce, and other well-funded corporate interests argued that there should be no liability under Section 11 for objectively false statements of opinion in offering materials unless investors can both plead and prove that a corporate official, underwriter, auditor, or other expert who offered the opinion did not genuinely believe it - obviously an extremely difficult standard for investors to meet in the vast majority of cases, especially at the beginning of the case without the benefit of any formal discovery.
In a 7-2 decision written by Justice Elena Kagan, the Court established an additional "reasonable investor" test in which statements of opinion in offering documents can give rise to Section 11 liability if they omit key facts about the opinion that would be important to a reasonable investor. Under Omnicare , investors are no longer required to plead (and ultimately prove) that an issuer, underwriter, auditor or other expert did not genuinely hold an opinion expressed in an offering document in order to pursue a claim under Section 11. Instead, investors may also recover under Section 11 if a registration statement omits material facts about a company's "inquiry into or knowledge concerning a statement of opinion, and if those facts conflict with what a reasonable investor would take from the statement itself." In other words, that the opinion lacked a reasonable basis when made. In announcing the additional "reasonable investor" test, the Court recognized that investors rely on the integrity of all statements in offering documents, including those cloaked as opinions, as well as the special knowledge of the corporate officials and other experts that convey information to investors and sign the registration statement. Significantly, the Court firmly rejected the notion that its decision would chill disclosures useful to investors, and emphasized that this developed liability standard would chill only "misleading opinions" while encouraging "better disclosure " to the markets.
In reaching its important decision in Omnicare , the Supreme Court considered an amicus curiae (or "friend of the court") brief filed by BLB&G and its Supreme Court counsel of Record, Massey & Gail LLP, on behalf of over 40 prominent institutional investors representing over $2 trillion in assets under management. We believe that the institutional investor community's strong support for the respondents in Omnicare was likely an important factor in the Supreme Court's decision.
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From: Kristin Brett Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2015 10:18 AM To: Michael Connors; Raul Quintana; Chris E. Ballestra; Benjamin Kirby; Kevin King; Robert A Danielson Subject: today's Times
Just a quick fyi in case you haven't already seen today's Tampa Bay Times. There are several letters to the editor regarding the Pier, including one from Scott Wagman.
Also, I'm getting calls from the media again and one question is "will we release any of the questions the Selection Committee is asking of the teams?". So far, I have said no, definitely not until the design teams see them. It seems it would be acceptable to let media know the number of questions we have received (when we have them) and the general nature of the questions (about transportation, dining, etc.). Trevor Pettiford, at Bay News 9 in particular, is pressing for anything we can provide. Please let me know if you have any further guidance on this. thanks, Kristin
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Leading the News
3D Printer Advancements Reshaping Manufacturing Industry. The Denver Post (3/26, Blevins) reports that the recent ability of researchers to create a corn-based plastic shell to help an ailing tortoise is evidence of the possible uses of the new 3D printer technology. The article notes that the 3D printers have been used to print a windpipe to help an baby breathe, assist with teeth replacements, and design custom prosthetics. According to the Post, there has been a surge in 3D printer use in the last few years, leading to booming sales and rapid development of new 3D printer technologies. The Post notes that according to one business owner’s experience, 3D printers are reshaping the world of manufacturing.
Public Safety
AAA Report Sheds Light On Distracted Teen Driving. AAA’s report on teen drivers garnered continuing coverage in the media Wednesday, with network television devoting more than five minutes to the story. NBC Nightly News (3/25, story 8, 1:50, Holt) reported that teens are being “driven by distraction” and “putting their safety and yours in jeopardy.” In its report, the “AAA found distractions contributed to 58 percent of the teen crashes it studied. Cell phones a factor 12 percent of the time.” According to Peter Kissinger, AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety CEO, “Over 50 percent of the teen drivers that were on a cell phone took no evasive action. They didn’t steer and they didn’t brake until they hit the vehicle in front of them.” The CBS Evening News (3/25, story 7, 2:05, Pelley) reported that the AAA study “analyzed 1,700 teenaged car accidents, all of them captured on
238 videotape.” It can be seen how drivers’ eyes “are so attached to their phones, [that] they leave the road on the right or cross the center line to the left, often without realizing what’s happening.” According to ABC World News (3/25, story 11, 1:35, Muir), the study found that the most common distraction was talking to a fellow passenger, followed by texting and talking on cell phones. The Los Angeles Times (3/26, Muskal) reports that “AAA’s findings are larger than the previous numbers used by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration which estimated that distraction was a factor in only 14% of all teen driver crashes. ... The federal agency said it was looking at the report.” The Los Angeles Times said AAA is calling for more parental involvement and for “state laws [to] prohibit cell phone use by teen drivers and restrict passengers to one non-family member for the first six months of driving.”
Ford Announces Three Recalls In North America. USA Today (3/25, Healey) reports on Wednesday Ford Motor announced “three separate recalls that total about 221,000 North American trucks and SUVs – nearly all in the U.S.” Included are Ford Explorer SUVs, Ford Police Interceptor Unity vehicles, Lincoln MKT limousines, and several ambulance vehicles. It reports that Ford “says it knows of no accidents or injuries as a result of the faults, but has cataloged two underhood fires.” The International Business Times (3/26, Young) reports that the problems involve interior door handles, exhaust gas temperature sensors, and a “faulty vacuum pump relay that could result in a fire beneath the hood.”
Democratic Senators Call For Tighter Oil Train Safety. Reuters (3/25, Rucker) reports that Democratic Senators called on the Obama Administration to implement oil train safety regulations in light of recent accidents. They also urged for the adoption of tougher standards that would provide added stability yo the crude being transported. “This bill is showing our impatience with the fact that (the White House plan) doesn’t include volatility and we think it should,” Washington Sen. Maria Cantwell said of legislation she introduced and which is cosponsored by fellow Democratic Sens. Patty Murray of Washington state, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin and Dianne Feinstein of California. “We have a safe system today and we are now pushing to have zero incidents,” said Jack Gerard, president of the American Petroleum Institute. “We just can’t arbitrarily come in and start re-configuring the balance that we have already achieved.”
Law and Policy
Supreme Court Appears Split On EPA Pollution Rules. McClatchy (3/26, Doyle, Subscription Publication) predicts “some environmental protections could face a hazier future after a Supreme Court argument Wednesday in an important clean-air case that’s already divided states and leading energy companies.” Justices appeared “split over whether the Environmental Protection Agency must take cost into account in deciding to regulate mercury and other toxic emissions from coal- and oil-fired power plants,” with “all smoke signs” suggesting “an eventual 5-4 decision, though it’s unclear in which direction it will blow.” The New York Times (3/26, Liptak, Subscription Publication) similarly describes the court as “closely divided over the fate of one of the Obama administration’s most ambitious environmental initiatives,” while Reuters (3/26, Hurley) indicates the five conservative justices, including Anthony Kennedy, appeared skeptical of the rules. The Washington Post (3/26, Barnes) notes that the “four consistently liberal justices” on the court “all voiced support for the EPA’s reading of the law.” The Wall Street Journal (3/26, Kendall, Subscription Publication) casts Kennedy as the key vote, but does not characterize his position during yesterday’s arguments.
House Subcommittee Passes GOP Coal Ash Bill. The Hill (3/26, Cama) reports that a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee “passed a Republican-backed bill aimed at adding certainty to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) coal ash disposal rule.” The bill “passed 16 to 5 Wednesday, with three Democrats joining all the Republicans to vote for it.” The Rep. David McKinley-sponsored bill “answers a number of concerns Republicans and utilities had with the EPA’s December rule, which set the first national standards for storage and disposal of coal ash waste at power plants and in landfills.” The legislation “improves enforcement mechanisms by requiring states to set up permit systems for coal ash sites, while removing some of the requirements of the EPA rule, like public disclosure of the status of disposal ponds and pits.” Democrats contend “that the bill is unnecessary, and would push back deadlines while weakening the rule.”
Research and Funding
239 Facebook Working Hard To Develop Artificial Intelligence Software. The International Business Times (3/25, Nordrum) reports Yann LeCun, “head of Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence Research lab, spoke Tuesday about how Facebook originally built the tools that currently handle the site’s many photos and how his team plans to expand on that proficiency to build the next generation of artificial-intelligence software.” LeCun and his 40-member team are “in a race against other major technological companies, including Google, to create the fastest and most sophisticated systems not only for facial recognition but also for a whole suite of products built on the tenets of artificial intelligence.”
Global Hawk UAVs Will Continue Studying Storms This Hurricane Season. Inside Unmanned Systems (3/25, Knight) reported that NASA’s Global Hawk UAVs will continue “to study severe storms” this year under the Sensing Hazards Through Operational Unmanned Technology (SHOUT) program. Gerry Heymsfield of the Goddard Space Flight Center said that NASA Is interested in using the Global Haws because “we basically want to know what makes hurricanes intensify rapidly. ... We don’t know why they intensify in 6 to 12 hours or what causes a hurricane to really strengthen. Say a storm gets near the coast. Then we’re worried about if it will intensify or not. This information will help better predict that.” New flights under SHOUT are scheduled “for the 2015 and 2016 hurricane seasons, and possibly beyond.” UAVs Will Track Stray Dogs In Houston. Popular Science (3/25, Atherton) reported that the World Animal Awareness Society wants to use DJI Inspire UAVs “to track stray dogs” in the Houston area. According to the article, mapping and tracking strays would be impossible without the technology. The footage will also be used for a new TV show “billed as a ‘cross between Pit Bulls & Parolees, Deadliest Catch, and Survivor.’” No network has yet picked up the show.
Boeing’s Third EcoDemonstrator Makes Its First Flight. Aviation Week (3/25, Norris) reported that Boeing’s third ecoDemonstrator technology testbed made its first flight on March 17. The modified Boeing 757 flew with “an actively blown vertical tail and new wing-leading-edge sections” as part of a program “conducted jointly with NASA as part of the agency’s Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA) program” and supported by TUI, a European airline group. According to the article, the technology could improve fuel burn and reduce a plane’s tail size. The flights are expected to continue though July.
Also in the News
Lock Reopens In Upper Great Lakes, Cargo Shipping To Resume. The AP (3/26) reports that on Wednesday night, the navigational lock complex at Sault Ste. Marie reopened for “another cargo shipping season” in the upper Great Lakes after being closed for maintenance since January 15. According to the article, the locks allow vessels to “move between Lakes Huron and Superior.”
New York Town Adopts Geothermal Building Code. Newsday (3/26, Harrison) reports that Smithtown, New York has adopted a geothermal building code. Supporting the move, Michael Kaufman of the Suffolk County Planning Commission said that Long Island has “some of the highest electric rates in the entire nation.”
Roads and Highways
Majority Of Travelers Willing To Pay Higher Fees To Fund Airport Improvements. The Hill (3/26, Laing) reports that a “majority of airline passengers are willing to pay more” per flight “to fund airport improvements projects that would enable airports to accommodate more airlines, modernize facilities or reduce delays in and around the airport,” according to a poll conducted by the US Travel Association. Airports and travel groups want Federal lawmakers to increase the Passenger Facility Charge to help pay for airport improvements.
US Motorists Drove 237 Billion Miles In January. Citing data from the FHWA, Reuters (3/25) reports the significant rise in the number of miles driven by Americans continued into January. FHWA data shows that in January, Americans drove 237.3 billion miles, the most ever recorded for the month. In 2014, motorists in the US
240 drove more than 3 trillion miles. Analysts have said that several factors, including low fuel prices, contributed to the boost in mileage. A brief version of this Reuters article also appears in the New York Times (3/26, B2, Subscription Publication). Autoblog (3/25, Ramsey) reports that the rise in miles driven by US motorists has also resulted in more traffic congestion. According to the article, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said motorists in the US are “stuck in traffic for the equivalent of nearly five days a year.” The report also notes that 44.1% of drivers are over the age of 50, noting “that number is up 22 percent compared to 2013.” Kemp: High Traffic Volume Boosting Fuel Demand. John Kemp writes in Reuters (3/25, Kemp) about the data from the FHWA, which shows record-level miles driven last year and in January. Kemp says that low fuel prices and the economic recovery have contributed to the sharp rise in traffic. He adds that the high traffic volume will likely continue to increase fuel demand.
U.S Drivers Top 3 Trillion Miles Due To Improved Economy And Low Gas Prices. Bloomberg News (3/23, Doan, Murtaugh) reports, “driving topped 3 trillion miles for the first time in seven years and is poised to climb higher this year” as a result of lower gasoline prices and an improved American economy. Travel is expected to increase “2 percent this year.” According to the Energy Information Administration, “gasoline consumption will rise 0.9 percent this year to 9 million barrels a day,” although, “the lower prices mean the average household will spend $1,802 for gasoline in 2015, $710 less than last year.”
Energy
Obama Administration Proposes Change To Resource Royalties On Public Lands. Bloomberg News (3/26, Drajem) reports that the Administration has “proposed to change how it collects royalties on coal mined from federal land, a move that environmentalists hope, and the industry worries, will cut use of the fuel linked to climate change.” The Interior Department says “the accounting change is needed to update rules adopted almost three decades ago, and streamline the program for companies.” Interior Secretary Sally Jewell said in a speech last week to the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, “It’s time for an honest and open conversation about modernizing the federal coal program.”
North Dakota To Challenge Federal Fracking Regulations. The AP (3/25) reports, “North Dakota is considering challenging a new federal fracking rule for US government lands,” only days after the Obama Administration approved regulations requiring companies to disclose chemicals used in the fracking of Federal land for oil and gas. “A final rule released Friday also updates requirements for well construction and disposal of water and other fluids. The US Bureau of Land Management rule, under consideration for more than three years, takes effect in June,” the article reports. “We need to take action,” Gov. Jack Dalrymple said of the law he says could interfere with the work of the state’s Water Commission and Health Department. Members of North Dakota’s congressional delegation have also voiced their opposition to the new regulations. Republican Sen. John Hoeven, Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp and Republican Rep. Kevin Cramer last week said the Federal government should defer to the states on such rules.
DOE Considering Energy Conservation Standards For Pool Heaters, Direct Heating Equipment. The Hill (3/26, Devaney) reports the Energy Department “is considering new energy conservation standards for pool heaters and direct heating equipment.” The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at DOE “is issuing a request for information on these heaters as it determines whether to move forward with new regulations. The public has 30 days to comment.”
Wednesday's Lead Stories
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